DitaExchange Powers Easy-to-Use Regulatory Content for Aviation Industry

EASA eRules Platform Published Using Innovative Dx4 Structured Content Management Software   AARHUS, Denmark, 28 February 2017 – Safety is of paramount importance to air travelers and regulatory bodies such as the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) play a fundamental role. In the past, adhering to regulations meant sifting through dozens of individual, long documents for stakeholders in the aviation industry. Following months of close collaboration with EASA, DitaExchangeTM announced today that its Dx4TM structured content management software was chosen by EASA to support its new eRules platform. This platform aims at fulfilling EASA’s objective to make European aviation regulations more user-friendly than ever before. To learn more about Dx4, visit https://ditaexchange.com/dx4-benefits/ Structured Content Management (SCM) for everyone: Dx4 enabled EASA to create modular content that can be tagged, organized and reused without the need for complex XML authoring tools and in Microsoft SharePoint and Word. Easy reuse: By using SCM, EASA was able to produce audience-targeted deliverables that provided the right content at the right time, to the right person using less authoring and reviewing time. Advanced, automated publishing: The Dx4 advanced publishing engine enabled EASA to produce beautifully styled print documentation with a single click. Metadata-driven search: Using the advanced search capabilities of DitaExchange and SharePoint, EASA is positioning itself to deliver its content to stakeholders through a variety of mediums, including an advanced search-based interface. Kent Soerensen, CEO, DitaExchange, said: “We are very proud to help EASA by supplying the core functionality to a cutting-edge IT platform that will set new standards for delivering regulatory information to the aviation industry. We see a strong tie between...

DitaExchange Announces DxReview™ Add-in for Microsoft Word

Cloud-based document review and collaboration for internal and external teams.  AARHUS, DENMARK and KING OF PRUSSIA, PA – 21 July 2016 – DitaExchangeTM announced today the release of DxReviewTM for Word – a Microsoft Word add-in that better enables the parallel review, edit, and recombination of Word documents for both internal and external team members from anywhere in the world at any stage of the document life cycle. By using DxReview for Word, authors can easily engage their colleagues and collaborators in the document review process by initiating a parallel review process directly within Microsoft Word and the Microsoft Cloud Platform. The product is simple for reviewers to use since they do not need to download any additional software or add-ins to participate in the process and they provide their feedback by sending the revised document back to the author via email. At the end of the review cycle, the document author receives a single document with the combined feedback from all reviewers. “DxReview reduces review time, improves document quality and delivers final documents faster than ever before,” commented Jim Nichols, vice president, DitaExchange. “With DxReview for Word, organizations can also reduce their overall project costs while collaborating with internal and external contributors and constituents. DxReview for Word is available on the Office Store under Word Products. For more information, visit the website at dxreview.net or view a quick overview here. About DitaExchange DitaExchange is committed to simplifying the way regulated organizations create, manage, share and deliver important content though structured authoring and content management solutions that are built to run on the SharePoint platform. A leader in Structured...

DitaExchange and SyncRO Soft SRL Announce Dx4 and oXygen XML Web Author Integration

New collaboration enables web-based XML authoring for Dx4 users   AARHUS, DENMARK and KING OF PRUSSIA, PA – 31 March 2016 – DitaExchange – the leading provider of structured authoring solutions built to run on the Microsoft SharePoint platform – and SyncRO Soft SRL announced today a new built-in connector between DitaExchange’s Dx4 and SyncRO’s oXygen XML Web Author. The result of growing customer requests and market demand, the new integration gives users of Dx4 the ability to use the oXygen XML Web Author directly within DitaExchange’s browser-based structured content management solution. “The new Dx4 integration with oXygen XML Web Author offers users of both solutions the benefits of Dx4’s capabilities, the familiarity of the oXygen XML Web Author, and the convenience of editing DITA XML right within your browser,” commented Jim Nichols, vice president, DitaExchange. “We are delighted to bring these new capabilities to Dx4 users.” This strategic partnership enables current and future clients to have access to all of the features provided by the oXygen XML Web Author, including: Edit and review XML content in a web browser from anywhere, on mobile devices or desktop systems. Ready-to-use visual editing support for DITA and other XML documents in a simple interface that is similar to a word processor. Inline hints and content completion assistance to help simplify structured authoring. Automatic validation and schema-aware editing features to always keep your documents valid. Convenient data input controls to allow users to work with content without being intimidated by XML. Helpful review tools that allow you to efficiently collaborate with your whole team.” “We have experienced a large amount of interest...

DitaExchange Announces Support for Adobe FrameMaker (2015 release)

New integration enables Adobe FrameMaker users to expand DITA authoring and content management capabilities with Dx4™ AARHUS, DENMARK and KING OF PRUSSIA, PA – 30 November 2015 – DitaExchange™ – the leading provider of structured content management solutions built to run on the Microsoft SharePoint platform – announced today the out of the box integration of Adobe FrameMaker and Dx4. Through the new, built-in connector, Adobe FrameMaker users can now easily connect to their DitaExchange Dx4 repository of maps and topics without the need to change authoring tools. “The new Dx4 integration with Adobe FrameMaker offers users of both solutions flexibility in choosing solutions for content authoring and content management,” commented Jim Nichols, vice president, DitaExchange. “We are excited to enable Adobe users access to our leading solution without the need to change their authoring tool.” The Adobe FrameMaker integration with Dx4 enables users to: Leverage the new, built-in connector to the DitaExchange CMS to manage DITA content easily; Use the Repository view to check-out files, manage dependencies, versions, and perform searches; and, Use the advanced metadata-based filter, which is dynamically fetched from the CMS to quickly browse and find relevant DITA maps or graphics in a large volume of content. “Better integration and synergies between the content authoring and management engines will ensure better version control, more streamlined workflows and increased ease of component reusability,” commented Saibal Bhattacharjee, senior product marketing manager for Adobe. “We are pleased to be able to offer this new feature for our customers.” Dx4 runs on the SharePoint platform – on premise or in Microsoft Office 365 and Azure. Dx4 enables organizations to...

DitaExchange Announces DxTemplates for Life Sciences to Enable Rapid, Consistent ICH Submissions

Guides Help Organizations to Prepare Regulatory Content Submissions Using Structured Content Management Best Practices AARHUS, DENMARK and KING OF PRUSSIA, PA – 9 September 2015 – DitaExchange™ announced today the release of DxTemplates™ for Life Sciences to enable organizations in this highly regulated industry to quickly build key  regulatory submission documents using Dx4™ and structured content management (SCM) best practices. DxTemplates for Life Sciences help companies prepare regulatory submission documents for Modules 2, 3 and 5 of the Common Technical Document (CTD). Since its inception in 2003, the CTD has revolutionized the regulatory review process, led to harmonized electronic submissions, and enabled implementation of good review practices. It has also eliminated the need to reformat the information for submission to the different ICH regulatory authorities. DxTemplates guide authors by providing the required topic components and maps that are used to create the final regulatory submission. “Life Sciences companies world-wide adhere to the ICH standards and submission guidelines. By using DxTemplates, they can start developing content for submissions immediately, drastically reducing start-up time while following industry best practices,” commented Jim Nichols, vice president, DitaExchange. DxTemplates operate on the Dx4 Structured Content Management (SCM) Platform. Dx4 is an SCM solution that enables organizations to develop and store key content as components that can be written once and used over and over again across the organization. “Creating regulatory documentation is at the heart of every Life Sciences organization. While much of the information required for submissions can be re-used, traditional content management solutions hinder this practice because information is stored within them as complete documents,” commented Nichols. “SCM enables users to develop and...

Next Generation Structured Content Management Solution Launched by DitaExchange

Dx4 Helps Highly Regulated Companies Tackle Growing Challenges AARHUS, DENMARK and KING OF PRUSSIA, PA – 13 April 2015 – DitaExchange™ announced today the release of the newest version of its groundbreaking structured content management solution, Dx4™. Built to run on the Microsoft SharePoint or Microsoft Office 365 platforms, Dx4 enables organizations to create and store modular content so that it is infinitely re-usable with the ability to consistently publish anywhere in the format recipients require. Companies in highly regulated industries such as financial services and life sciences, generate large quantities of content some of which must be provided to various regulatory bodies. Traditional content management systems allow for the storage and approval of documents as a whole making re-use cumbersome and prone to error. Dx4 enables contributors to author content modules that can be individually authored and approved so that they can be used for many purposes across the organization in a consistent manner. “Documentation required in regulated industries can often be used for many different purposes, but most content management systems do not allow effective re-use of these materials,” said Jim Nichols, vice president, DitaExchange. “Using DITA principles, Dx4 enables content that has traditionally been locked away into a static document to be re- used easily while saving time in authoring and approval processes.” Dx4 runs on the SharePoint platform – on premise or in Microsoft Office 365 and Azure and uses a Microsoft Word interface extending the use of current technologies that many organizations are already using. Training is also greatly reduced, as these systems are common business tools. Dx4 Features Flexible delivery options Dx4 is...